Yesterday someone asked me if I only had the choice being able to eat one cuisine for the rest of my life, what it would be. I retorted saying that the question was completely unfair and unanswerable, despite managing to whittle it down to two. The two? Indian and Italian. You see, I have been [...]
Archive for the ‘Indian’ Category
Cinnamon Kitchen
Posted in £ x 3, Cuisine, Indian, London restaurants, Reviews, tagged cinnamon club, Cinnamon kitchen, curry London, east london restaurant, restaurant review, vivek singh on April 5, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
East India butter shortbread with clotted cream
Posted in British, Cuisine, Indian, Products, tagged butter and clotted cream shortbread, delicious biscuits, product review, The East India Company on August 30, 2011 | 1 Comment »
I really wish I could have a butter and clotted cream shortbread with my tea now. But I can’t because I ate them all. I was sent a packet of Butter Shortbread with Clotted Cream by the East India Company a couple of weeks ago and as soon as I opened the packet and started [...]
Vintage at Southbank Centre
Posted in British, Cuisine, European, Events, Fusion, Indian, Italian, Japanese, tagged canteen, feng sushi, festival of britain, gerardine hemingway, jack hemingway, las iguanas, london events, london festival, london restaurants, skylon, southbank centre, strada, Vintage at goodwood, Vintage at southbank centre, vintage festival, wagamama, wayne hemingway, yo sushi on July 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Let me set the scene. My boyfriends family are huge advocates of vintage, whether that be music, fashion, design or films. I met my boyfriend in a field at Bestival in 2007 and I remember thinking that it was cool that his dad and little brother (who was 10 at the time) came for a [...]
Mooli’s summer menu
Posted in £ x 1, £ x 2, Cuisine, Indian, London cafes, London restaurants, Reviews, tagged best indian food london, central london indian cafe, cheap eats london, Dishoom, indian street food, Mooli's on May 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Mooli’s opened nearly two years ago on Frith Street in Soho, one of London’s busiest restaurant areas. Born out of a passion and a pining for good Indian street food, founders Sam and Mathew traveled around India for months for recipe inspiration. I live in an area with a large Indian community and while fantastic [...]
Chennai Dosa
Posted in £ x 1, Cuisine, Indian, London restaurants, Reviews, tagged chennai dosa, dosa, london cheap eat, south indian restaurant on February 7, 2011 | 5 Comments »
This post is so so so long overdue. There are two Indian restaurants in Wembley that I just LOVE and literally couldn’t live without. The first is Karahi King, which is more expensive than Chennai Dosa (although still cheap!) and it has been open for over 20 years. My boyfriends parents started going when their [...]
Split Red Dal, Chicken with Fenugreek leaves, Chapati and Paneer in Tomato Sauce Recipes
Posted in Dinner, Indian, Meat, Recipes (cooking), Savoury recipes, Vegetarian, tagged chapati, chicken with fenugreek leaves, delicious food, dinner, easy indian cooking, indian cook book, paneer in thick tomato sauce, pushpesh pant, split red dal on February 1, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Curry curry curry. If you would have asked me a year ago what my favourite food was, I would have said pizza. I know what you’re thinking – everyone else used to think it to. And although I still love the humble crispy tomato and cheesy feast, curry has since fast taken over the top [...]
Beef and spinach curry with spring onion cakes
Posted in Dinner, Indian, Meat, Recipes (cooking), Savoury recipes on October 10, 2010 | 3 Comments »
My new thing is cookbooks. I’m a 23 year old girl and I’d rather sit at home reading a good cookbook and cook a delicious meal than go out clubbing. Am I old before me years?! I don’t care – I’ve had my fair share of ‘fun’ over the years and now I just love [...]
Dishoom, Covent Garden
Posted in £ x 3, Indian, London restaurants, Reviews, tagged bombay cafe, cheap, Covent Garden, Dishoom, indian, restaurant on September 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Until 3 years ago, I always tried to steer clear of Indian food. I had a very bad take away experience when I was a child, which left me scarred and it wasn’t until I moved to London that I realised that there was more to Indian food than my local take away that we [...]
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